Sentence examples for introduced a regulation from inspiring English sources

To enforce the lever-action shotgun moratorium, he introduced a regulation amending the customs (prohibited imports) regulations 1956.

In the United Kingdom the government introduced a regulation that allowed it to make immediate changes in tax policy.

Beijing recently introduced a regulation requiring people who buy five or more boxes of fireworks to register with an official ID; the city will halt fireworks sales entirely if the pollution rises to dangerous levels.

Citing the risk of infection, health officials in September introduced a regulation that would require parents to provide written consent stating that they were aware of the health risks.

Wilhelm II also introduced a regulation to limit the number of members of the Japanese army to come to Germany to study the military system.

It has been reported that the trend-setting Peking University (sometimes referred to as Beijing University) is deciding whether to introduce a regulation that would ban students cursing and rumour-mongering on the internet.

I call that a success!" Though the European Union is preparing to introduce a regulation enabling adults to demand that any images and text they posted online when they were under-18 is removed, there are currently no plans to introduce any new law in the UK.

- Introduce a regulation which restrict host teachers from entering examination rooms, - Improve follow ups during examination sessions - Discourage militiamen to guard in their villages - Use PCCCB to detect elements of corruption - Continuous assessment should be considered in assessing the progress and selection of a candidate in PSLE  .

I should like to ask whether the Commission intends to introduce a regulation making it possible for financial support...    Mr President, recently the impression has been created that certain antagonisms and divisions from the past are being revived, something which we hoped would never be repeated and never burden relations between nations in the united Europe.

When Dulles was built in the 1960s, planners introduced a new regulation, called the perimeter rule, designed to force cross-country and international flights to switch to it.

In 2009, the EU introduced a new regulation requiring any plant protection substance approved for use to have a half life of less that 120 days.